James Henry TERLOUR

[SallyOwens]

Hello Jackie,

I didnt find a baptism for John  - I think I just  saw  his age at the time of the 1851 census and deducted it - which I know isnt the most accurate way of doing it - its just an approximate guess.
The lady from Portsmouth who wrote to me ( I sent a letter to the Hampshire Family Historian) sent details she found from the Alverstoke Parish Marriage Registers  showing John Terlour marrying Mary Ann Mortimore, and stating that his father was also John and a yeoman.
Sally

[Genegenee]

Hi Sally,

Thank you for your help.

I'll see if I can find the marriage.

Have you got a contact for the HFH please?

Thanks again.

Jackie

[SallyOwens]

Hello Jackie,

I think it was through the Hampshire Genealogical Society - www.hgs-online.org.uk

Sally

[Genegenee]

Hi Sally,

I know have a copy of the marriage for my John Terlour & Mary Ann Mortimore.

21st July 1845 Alverstoke John was a mariner.  His father was John "Trelour" Yeoman.

Looks like we've found a link to the Treloar's!

Jackie

[SallyOwens]

Thats great Jackie - let me know if you want  the other Terlour names that I have accumulated from trawling through the BMD, censuses etc.

Sally

[Genegenee]

Hi Sally,

Have you got a copy of James Henry's marriage cert?  This will have his father's name on and you may find him in the 1841 census.

I've searched the IGI for his birth with no joy.

Jackie

[SallyOwens]

Hello Jackie,
No I've never (so far) found a marriage certificate - I've been looking for years and unless I've just missed something, i wonder if they actually married.